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,~;, ,~ Mr. Leslie J. Proper, P.E. Paye Two October 5, 1963 As means of initiating the dialogue required between the City and the District, the Board of Managers proposes the following: 1. CSMP No. 63-U1 will be used in the review of all RCWD permit applications submitted and located within the corporate limits of the City of New Brighton. The District will continue to require permit applications for developments. within the City until Auyust 1, 1964. At that time, the Board would review the procedures and determine if administration of permits could be satisfactorily handled by the City. Z. The District would require review of all plans for the construction of stormwater management facilities in the City of New Brighton to assure compliance with the CSMP. 3. The City and the District will need to agree on measures required to assure adequate sediment and erosion control for projects involviny earth moving. 4. The City of New Brighton would be required to adopt a capita} improvement . plan concurrent with adoption of the Stormwater Management Plan to assure construction of proposed new stormwater management facilities required for proper rate of runoff control and treatment. The capital` improvement plan in addition to containing costs must also include a schedule of completion for the required improvements. Easement acquisition would also be included as part of the capital improvements plan. 5. Since the plan is a living document and subject to changes, mutually agreeable procedures for amending the plan must be developed to avoid misunderstandings between the City and the District. 6. The District will consider the acceptance of monitoring responsibilities within New Brighton to assure adequate treatment and rate control for stormwater runoff. The above items are not intended to be all inclusive but rather as a starting point for dialogue between the City and the District. Implementation of the Metropolitan Surface Water Management Act (Chapter 5U9) will eventually require resolution of the issues raised in this letter. However, complete implementation of the Metropolitan Surface Water Management Act of 1962 is not likely to occur within the next four to five years. In the meantime, the City of New Brighton and the Rice Creek Watershed District have the opportunity to work together to implement a plan which will meet all provisions of the Metropolitan Surface Water Management Act. .~